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Stade Brestois 29 vs Paris FC is a French matchup in which Paris FC provided the clearest markers, while earlier meetings were often tighter. Paris FC won 2–1 at Brest in September 2025 and 4–0 at home in May 2026. Brest had won 1–0 in Paris in January 2019, and draws in 2017 and 2018 showed another possible pattern. A future meeting will test whether Paris FC sustain their advantage or Brest restore those narrower margins.
Past matches, Stade Brestois 29 vs Paris FC
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Paris FC
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21M
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24F
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4M
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36F
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2D
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16G
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6D
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17M
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7F
Stade Brestois 29 Substitutes
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M
7
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M
33
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M
23
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F
17
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F
99
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G
1
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G
50
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D
4
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F
29
Match events
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13'⚽Rudy Matondo Normal Goal
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20'⚽Willem Geubbels Normal Goal (Asst: Jonathan Ikoné)
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24'Hamari Traoré Yellow Card
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26'Brendan Chardonnet Yellow Card
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35'Moustapha Mbow Yellow Card
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60'J. Dina Ebimbe R. Labeau Lascary
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60'H. Makalou L. Tousart
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60'Hamidou Makalou Lucas Tousart
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60'Eric Ebimbe Remy Labeau Lascary
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65'Maxime López Ilan Kebbal
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65'Luca Koleosho Willem Geubbels
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67'⚽Rudy Matondo Normal Goal
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70'Kamory Doumbia Hugo Magnetti
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71'Mama Baldé Romain Del Castillo
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77'V. Marchetti R. Matondo
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77'C. Immobile J. Ikone
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77'Ciro Immobile Jonathan Ikoné
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77'Vincent Marchetti Rudy Matondo
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83'Pathé Mboup Joris Chotard
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85'Tuomas Ollila Hamari Traoré
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89'⚽Luca Koleosho Normal Goal (Asst: Vincent Marchetti)
Stats for this game
Matchup Stade Brestois 29 VS Paris FC
Paris FC set the clearest markers
Paris FC’s 2–1 victory at Stade Francis-Le Blé on 14 September 2025 and 4–0 home win on 3 May 2026 give them the strongest results in this matchup. Those performances show the capital club finding both an away route and a wider home margin. They establish a meaningful advantage without erasing the more restrained contests that came before them or turning a small body of direct evidence into a permanent hierarchy.
Earlier meetings produced tighter margins
Brest won 1–0 in Paris on 21 January 2019, while the teams drew 1–1 at Francis-Le Blé in August 2018 and 0–0 in Paris in August 2017. Those results show that Brest can make the contest attritional and keep separation to a minimum. Because the clubs have met across different competitive settings, adaptation matters more than any fixed division label. In a future meeting, Brest would seek to contain Paris FC’s attacking initiative; the capital club would try to make its stronger markers relevant even if the margins tighten again.